Genus
Common name: Coscinaraea Coral
Scientific name: Coscinaraea
Coscinaraea is a genus of stony corals in the family Merulinidae, known for their distinctive colony formations and resilience in various reef environments. These corals often exhibit a boulder-like appearance and can adapt to a range of light conditions, making them suitable for different zones within a reef aquarium. They are symbiotic with zooxanthellae, which aid in their nutrition through photosynthesis. Hobbyists appreciate their ease of care and the textured, maze-like patterns they add to the aquascape.